On a college campus full of brilliant scholars and intellectuals, can a chimpanzee teach people the most?
Audiences at the Englert Theater, 221 E. Washington St., this weekend are going to find out.
The...
Two people dance across the window of a studio in New York, their bodies unperturbed by passersby, creating masterful figures like a live painting. The cacophony of the street meets the pleasure of the...
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The Fat Artist by Benjamin Hale
This is a big week for Benjamin Hale in Iowa City. A visiting professor in the Writers’ Workshop, he’s been in town all semester, but this week...
No props. No set. No costumes changes. Only one director and four actors.
Dreamwell Theater will perform Cock this weekend at Public Space One, 120 N. Dubuque St. In this play, a man struggles with...
Iowa native Jessica Anthony grew up thinking the state’s muddy rivers, streams, and creeks were natural. But last semester, the visiting assistant professor of dance learned otherwise.
Once upon a...
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I have been in search of a challenging strategy game to pit my wits against for a long time now, and Banner Saga 2 proved to be a worthy foe.
Starting in the immediate aftermath...
Two high back chairs sit separated by only a small, short desk. Sitting tall in one chair is a young woman in a long black dress and habit. Opposite is an older woman, notepad on her knees, ashtray on...
Hancher Auditorium announces their first season in their new building, replacing the facility heavily damaged by flooding in 2008.
By Justus Flair
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Eight years in the making, Hancher’s...
A lot can happen in 20 minutes.
Such a small pocket of time could allow a losing team to make a comeback, or it could find a character from your favorite show dead. With her 20 minutes, Janet Schlapkohl...
